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Kinotripie – A Short Film Programme (2018) Kinotripčič – program kratkih filmov (2018)

various / 86 min

Let film take you to four sho(r)ts!

Why are gold fish found in a school pool in the middle of an almost too idyllic Japanese town? What will the world of tomorrow be like and how do other people’s thoughts burden us? How difficult is it to go from the comfortable period of childhood to the world of complicated teenage years? What happens when your growing up in Cuba is hindered by unbridgeable intergenerational differences? The answers to these questions can be found in Kinotripie, a programme of short films that can easily measure up to the “long ones”.  

Programme:

And So We Put Goldfish in the Pool
Soushite watashitachi wa pûru ni kingyo o. Makoto Nagahisa, Japan, 2017, 28 min

World of Tomorrow Episode Two: The Burden of Other People's Thoughts
Don Hertzfeldt, US, 2017, 23 min

13+
Nikica Zdunić, Croatia, 2016, 21 min

Hasta siempre, comandante
Attrache Faisal, Cuba / Spain, 2016, 14 min


In cooperation with Kraken Society and the FeKK festival.

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